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The ratio of Roundup weed killer in concetrate form varies due to a number of different factors:

Whether the product is in liquid or powder form

Whether the product is regular, super, or professional grade

How much area needs to be covered

Further, different concentrations of Roundup may be required, depending on the weed type to be treated. It is important that users of any Roundup product carefully read the directions for diluting or mixing the product before applying it to affected areas. For example, while regular Roundup Concentrate is mixed three ounces to one gallon, Roundup Pro can be used with anywhere from .8 to 7.2 ounces to one gallon.

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Traditional English gardens don't necessarily have a single unifying feature, but they do tend to share certain characteristics such as color continuity among flowers and the use of structures such as benches, gates or arbors. These gardens often blend well-manicured lawns and trimmed hedges with trees and vines that grow naturally, creating a sense of contrast and a feeling of natural beauty balanced with manmade cultivation.

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